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Please excuse this question if it's obvious. I'm a newbie with the serializer. I have installed the Serializer .NET Library and want to experiment with the Traxster Control GUI. I have a remote PC connected to my Serializer PCB and intend to run the Traxster Control GUI on a local PC. The two PCs are networked. Is this the correct connection? I don't understand how to start the Serializer Server on the remote PC . Could anyone help get me straight on this please. It is obviously simple because everyone has done it!
Greg Hellard
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| Hi Greg, You just open up and build the Trax_Serve_XP project in Visual Studio, and start it up.  The Project 'Properties' are already set up to use '127.0.0.1' (localhost), and 7777 for the port. If you see errors when you build, then you probably need to remove the old reference to the SerializerLib(under Trax_Serve_XP->References), and add a reference to the new SerializerLib that you should have downloaded and installed. If you want to run it from the command line, then (make sure the project has been built) type in: >Trax_Serve_XP '127.0.0.1' 777 from the Trax_Serve_XP/bin/Debug directory and it should start right up. You can of course use the real IP address of your server machine too, and any port number you like (so long as it doesn't conflict w/ other open ports on your system). Best Regards,
Jason Summerour
President,
Summerour Robotics Corporation
Microsoft MVP
www.roboticsconnection.com
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